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By Jeff Angelo Jul 8, 2021 Danielle West comments on a report that some hospitals are delaying surgeries due to a low supply of blood; Jon Decker says a counter cyberattack against Russia is possible following another recent ransomware attack in the US; Ryan Garson illustrates the unique way that realtors use social media to sell houses; Author Selena Valentino joins Jeff to discuss her best-selling series of books about Disney villains. Click to hear hour two of Need To Know With Jeff Angelo for Thursday, July 8, 2021. Sponsored Content About Need to Know with Jeff Angelo

By Jeff Angelo May 28, 2021 Jon Decker updates Jeff on the investigation of the origin of COVID-19, but Jeff wonders if China will ever be held accountable; Laura Zorc of FreedomWorks asserts that our schools are teaching kids to hate each other; Brock Konrad of Catch Des Moines previews Memorial Day weekend events; Jeff says some big names are about to impact the 2022 statewide races in Iowa; Amy Swearer says the nominee to lead the ATF can't define the guns he wants banned. Click below to listen to hour two of Need To Know With Jeff Angelo for Friday, May 28, 2021. About Need to Know with ...

What's the buzz at the White House when it comes to Israel and Gaza? Jon Decker, White House Correspondent and Senior National Editor at Gray Television is on "Syracuse's Morning News with Dave Allen!"

This is completely egregious, but a recent investigative report shows that the female driver plays almost no role in the federal government's auto-safety testing with crash dummies. The report by Investigative TV/Gray DC in Washington found that when the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) tests vehicles for traffic safety, they almost always base test results on a 170 lb. male driver. Furthermore, results show that "female drivers are 73% more likely to be seriously injured in a car crash compared to male drivers in a similar crash, according to research from the Univers...

One of the promises Barack Obama kept when he began his first presidential term in 2009 was to get a dog for his two daughters, Sasha and Malia. Senator Ted Kennedy gifted him a Portuguese Water Dog, a breed known for its hypoallergenic qualities and tight curls. The girls named him Bo after their grandfather on their mother’s side, known as “Diddley” after the rock musician Bo Diddley, and because their cousins had a cat of the same name. Bo did not take long to win the hearts of the American public on visits to children’s hospitals, and for his playful attitude to high-p...